by Robert Leeper California's Calder Quartet appeared Saturday night at the Met Museum's Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, the first in a series of programs pairing Bartók's string quartets with music by contemporary
by Hazel Newlevant Reviewing a musical is new territory for me, but since Alison Bechdel's Fun Home is one of my all-time favorite comics, I was eager to check out the stage
by Michael Cirigliano II Photo credit: Ian Douglas, The New York Times After a blockbuster opening to their season—a live performance of the score to 2001: A Space Odyssey, and
by Melanie Wong Pianist and composer Gregg Kallor gave a refreshing performance at SubCulture last week during the new venue's cross-genre piano festival. The evening centered around two of Kallor's
It's not all that likely, but visitors to the 39th annual Atlantic Antic street fair on Sunday could have wandered up Boerum Place in downtown Brooklyn on their way home,
by Zoë Gorman Photo credit: The Wall Street Journal At the Guggenheim Museum last Thursday, legendary composer Philip Glass and artist James Turrell attempted to blur the line between sense and cognition. Using
The Ear Heart Music series opened its fourth season last night at Roulette with a performance by Hotel Elefant, who in only their second season have established themselves as a player
John Zorn is pretty much everywhere you look this week in New York, where the Zorn@60 birthday festivities are ramping up to a fever pitch. Today (9/24) you can hear Zorn himself
Thanks again to Leaha, Mary, and Kirsten from Hotel Elefant for joining in our first-ever live Q&A! Apologies for the technical difficulties with the videos; you can see them all
